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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · June 8, 1852 – March 21, 1922Wikidata

Walter Langley

British artist (1852-1922)

Born in Birmingham. Died in Penzance.

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A life in paintings

Born 185220 dated paintingsDied 1922

24 works

  • Old Market Hall and Fountain, Birmingham
    Old Market Hall and Fountain, Birmingham
    Walter Langley
    1880 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • In Memoriam
    In Memoriam
    Walter Langley
    1882–1883 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • An Old Cornish Woman
    An Old Cornish Woman
    Walter Langley
    1882–1900 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • But Men Must Work and Women Must Weep
    But Men Must Work and Women Must Weep
    Walter Langley
    1883 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Memories
    Memories
    Walter Langley
    1885 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Sunny South
    The Sunny South
    Walter Langley
    1885 · Penlee House Museum and Gallery
  • But O For the Touch of a Vanished Hand
    But O For the Touch of a Vanished Hand
    Walter Langley
    1888 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Study of an Old Fisherwoman
    Study of an Old Fisherwoman
    Walter Langley
    1889–1890 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Disaster Scene in a Cornish Fishing Village
    Disaster Scene in a Cornish Fishing Village
    Walter Langley
    1889 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Waif
    Waif
    Walter Langley
    1889
  • Never Morning Wore to Evening but Some Heart Did Break
    Never Morning Wore to Evening but Some Heart Did Break
    Walter Langley
    1894 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Evening at Coverack, Cornwall
    Evening at Coverack, Cornwall
    Walter Langley
    1895 · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • In the Firelight
    In the Firelight
    Walter Langley
    1900 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • A Cornish Idyll
    A Cornish Idyll
    Walter Langley
    1902 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Expert Opinion
    Expert Opinion
    Walter Langley
    1905–1906 · Birmingham Museums Trust
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